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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1901
Page
4
A chaotic OCR excerpt from the Evening Bulletin in Honolulu shows the 210 King Street address and publishing details. The text then veers into nonsensical lines about chief detective work and medical-sounding terms, ending with a garbled note about a corporation and planned content.
A garbled OCR passage discusses the Superintendent of Public Instruction and Atkinson, praising and criticizing society figures. It critiques a report from Secretary Cooper and notes debate over demographic notes from the House proceedings. It mentions Conpey and attendance by Americans, and references Speaker dynamics and secretary removals from the House.
Honolulu and San Francisco brokers report a proposed consolidation of Hawaii and American sugar interests. Potential entities include the American and Hawaiian Commercial Company, Ovomen Sugar, Praha Plantation, Honokan Sugar, Kilauea, Maui islands growers, and Wailana companies. Officials cite aim to cut operating costs amid large production volumes and a 289,504 ton Hawaii crop plus 67,307 tons from American plantations. The Evening Bulletin notes ongoing market chatter early in the week.
The Hawaii Senate conducted a rapid session electing and swearing in officers. Nominations for president, secretary, and other posts moved through with votes favoring Kanua, Carter, and Brown for key roles. Eddy Caypless and Johnson received votes in the clerk selections, while Coney and Hin earned assistant and sergeant at arms posts amid tense debate before final adjournment.
The circuit court adjourned again with the Hitting case reopened in United States District Court for a re argument at the request of Attorney Geo A Davis. Davis outlined the applicant’s intent for a welfare of havens corpua while a colloquy with counsel occurred. The seventh annual account of JH Waterhouse and A Perry, trustees, and the will of J J Wood were filed with final distribution reported, listing Flora Jones and John A W Dixon among others.
Fragmentary items mention Borutardtte in San Francisco and a rental listing, a brief note on a council meeting cancellation, and the death of Col. Albert Shaw. A March voting machines topic appears tied to California legislation. A travel note says an attorney plans to leave for Hawaii with a party. The text includes unsafe medical claims about a pain killer and nerve strain.
The Kapiolani Tract extends from King street to the Beach with a 60 foot wide road to be opened on the east side adjoining the Kamehameha Girls School. Roads will run between blocks and every lot will front a road. Elevation varies. An offer from a large manufacturing company may be accepted.
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